Tuesday, June 15 Alomst Last Day

 


 

All grades are completed. Thank you for the work that was submitted by last Friday.

Calls have been made home. You should check your school e-mail for summer school registration, if needed. Please note the limited time frame. As well, be aware there are limited spots available.

Last of the housekeeping. The following are notices that we have been asked to share with you.












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